From the course: CISSP Cert Prep (2021): 8 Software Development Security
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Database security
From the course: CISSP Cert Prep (2021): 8 Software Development Security
Database security
- [Instructor] Databases contain a wide variety of information that is sensitive, critical to business processes or both. Security professionals should work closely with database administrators to protect the information stored in databases against confidentiality, integrity and availability threats. Database normalization is a set of design principles that database designers should follow when building and modifying databases. Databases that follow these principles are said to be in normal forms. These normal forms are numbered in increasing order of the level of principle followed. There's an active and healthy debate in the database community about how closely database designers should follow the normal forms. Some of the advantages of implementing these principles as much as practical include that normalized designs prevent data inconsistency, they prevent update anomalies, they reduce the need for restructuring…
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Input validation2m 37s
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Parameterized queries3m
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Authentication/session management issues1m 49s
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Output encoding3m 13s
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Error and exception handling3m
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Code signing2m 8s
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Database security3m 53s
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Data deidentification2m 44s
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Data obfuscation2m 12s
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